(ANSA-AFP) - WARSAW, APR 8 - Poland's governing pro-European
coalition parties came out top in local elections Sunday seen as
a first test since the group's landmark win in a general
election last year, exit polls said. The right-wing Law and
Justice (PiS), which governed for years before losing power to
the pro-EU alliance of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, won the most
votes for a single party at 33.7 percent, according to the IPSOS
institute. Tusk's centrist Civic Coalition (KO) won 31.9
percent, while its allies, the Christian-Democratic Third Way
movement and the Left, scored 13.5 percent and 6.8 percent
respectively. (ANSA-AFP).
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